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1. Council’s 2024-2025 Budget continues to mop up after previous floods

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   27 Jun 2024: Work on flood recovery and resilience projects across Ipswich has exceeded the $100 million mark. ... Around $20 million has been spent on the reconstruction of roads, drainage and street lighting and a further $12 million on parks, community and sports

2. Council Minutes (PDF, 1092k)

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   14 Mar 2017: Services) dated 9 January 2017 concerning the delivery of the 2016-2017 Infrastructure Services Capital Works Portfolio. ... C. That Council advise the Council of Mayors (SEQ) of Council’s current investment in on-.

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   by Anna Lewis

3. Have your say on future locations for Ipswich infrastructure

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   26 Jun 2023: This Local Government Infrastructure Plan details our predicted annual population growth of 3.3 per cent annually, which will see us become home to more than 533,000 residents by 2046. ... Public transport is primarily a State Government responsibility,

4. Flood recovery and frontline services a major focus for tough 2022-23 Budget

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   17 Jun 2022: Mayor Harding said council had received some State and Federal government funding to assist with the delivery of various recovery and repair works. ... Council has spent close to $5 million to-date on flood recovery and we still have a long road

5. Road Permits

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   2 Jul 2024: For activities within SCRs, refer to list of State Controlled Roads (PDF, 20.7 KB). ... 09:00 to 14:00. Department of Transport and Main Roads, State Roads.

6. Ipswich City Council Local Law No. 3 (Commercial Licensing) ... (PDF, 1833k)

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   11 Nov 2019: election means—. (a) an election of a member of the local government; or. ... election sign means –. (a) a device advertising a political candidate or candidates, or a purported political candidate or candidates, a registered political party, or a

   by McCullough Robertson Lawyers

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 01 October 2020. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding today welcomed a $1 million funding commitment towards the next stage of the options analysis for the Ipswich to Springfield public transport corridor by ... 25 September 2020. The Ipswich Show holiday will

8. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAM 2021-2024 Adopted ... (PDF, 766k)

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   22 Jun 2021: Norman Street Bridge Stage 1. Continue the preparation of a business case for the Norman Street Bridge to justify investment from the Federal and State Governments. ... Upgrade existing bus stops to comply with State DDA legislation. 204 400 604.

9. GET READY IPSWICHYour guide to living with disasters in ... (PDF, 3301k)

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   21 Jul 2021: infant formula drinking water (minimum of 5-10 litres per person per day, plus animals). ... 2. Place of refuge. Evacuation3. PER. 50 PEOPLE. PER. 20 PEOPLE.

10. March 2020 City of Ipswich iGO Road Safety Action ... (PDF, 1330k)

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    11 Aug 2020: Despite this rapid growth, the number of fatal and serious injury (FSI) crashes per capita has been steadily decreasing. ... Ipswich’s FSI crash rate per capita is approximately 100 crashes per 100,000 population which is slightly below the state.

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